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rebekka_m, 11 days ago to random German

Falls ihr euch mal fragt, warum Wasser nach Starkregen überdurchschnittlich häufig riesige Lachen auf Äckern und Feldern bildet:

Bodenverdichtung durch konventionelle Landwirtschaft. Die schweren Maschinen sorgen schon mit nur ein, zwei Befahrungen für eine kaum/nicht wieder zu renaturierende Schädigung der Böden.

rebekka_m, 19 days ago to bookstodon

In parallel I do read A Tall History of Sugar [2019] by Curdella Forbes that takes place in rural #Jamaica and starts in the late 1950ies. Seems very promising, being already on page 47! #bookstodon @bookstodon

skinnylatte, 20 days ago to random

Something I’ve learned, that I feel very strongly about:

All of us grew up believing myths about ourselves. ‘I am not creative,’ or ‘I am like this’. I am a person who doesn’t like cabbage, who loves coffee, I can’t draw to save my life, I can’t cook, I like dessert, or I don’t.

Allowing myself the space to explode some of the myths I’ve believed about myself has been the best thing ever. Who cares if I can’t draw? I’m drawing anyway.

rebekka_m, 25 days ago to bookstodon German

Gestern hab ich The Sudden Appearance of Hope [2016] von Claire North beendet [gut, aber nicht revolutionär], heute starte ich mit einem im voraus faszinierenden, hoffentlich nicht zu viel versprechenden Buch:

Mütter Europas - Die letzten 43000 Jahre [2022] von Karin Bojs

#bookstodon @bookstodon

dyani, 26 days ago to actuallyautistic

I can tell when I need to lower the volume of something I'm listening to when I feel a kind of tightening in my ear muscles, and/or ringing in my ears, or a slight feeling of stress coming in from my environment.

I also just try to remember to always proactively lower the volume a couple ticks from what i first set it at, to prevent all those sensations.

What are the signs for you that things are a little too loud?

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